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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-05-11
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LEAK ~ nGi.s unsSs ASsssasA EsAS S1 asesNeA.s
SSbepherd,s s s s N8sSssSSsiS fS
An elegantli ne5of sSdescorated and
plain Holland " laseteas a u iiillle 4 Il
Shepherds. sssa DUH l22ssSg
Wanted iimmesdliias y Five coed.
painters8non but first ssEclass ork
need apply Johnson q HARRISON
Giiles&& Shepherd have d new V line
cigars, The soda fountain viii beSheraee
next week ndsfoamediair plenty.
5-EverY syt,yillee,s,opsff ca,.skssst from tlhe. best
metallic to the ordinary coffin furnished
q short notice BY the Austin Furniture
Company. f 289ss3
Giles& Shepherd have 500 new pat
Terms 81 wall paper Ham1mlloe,cslks a.
centsSto $t1..775, NJe.,W,Ig perfumes, special
to,,dlcolrs,,Ll.unddbouurge Eastman ! and I1azell,
he dies Of the N. eehgiwsiin
hold q sdtrawberry andasiicescream fsstiiya
in theaeSchurclll next Tuesday eyseslnisn,g
Come all and Improve an8epportunityz1o
have . first rate time.
'TheSO watonna4c confinement theCo
gregationalchurc isslnssession at Norris
town inn,hayiing commenced yesterday,
and will close#te,day. The opening ser
monWas preached by New, Wright
iofs this place. Messrs. d Howelll and a.
Knox are delegates from Austin, we have
time d space to give you asreportof
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gThoSa4 chfef police, month OF April. $50 q
IA es policeman, do 45 o.
u q ands lighting ST lamps 30 ~
4#s4eex acknowledgements April. rs O
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and re
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regular meetings Of austin Lodge
{NO.20, are held in their hall every Tuesday
evening. Odd Fellows from other iurisdic-
lions. whose business may lead them toSAus-t
t1n, are cordially Invited to visit us. sss5SHs sg68
LAFAYETTE FRENCH, \. a.
Il. q. u. Secretary.
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EzQ Z 4 aAneat tdeatanss AZ Bascomb a.
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pErIssoss AxpoaMMuSIcAr Ioss.

1919 EEI1A3
q PrficAttgsnao Of Lashbrook and Y Valentine. f.r
perlnissionst os keep fourt4l billiard tables, III
the hiliadid isuated on lot 2, block q. on,ihe
north sIdeof Mill sst rscr, between Main and
Ghathandastfneet in .he cltyA5of Ausrill. On.
moiioMyheapplicasien WAS granted.
A.asrnsHrI Davidson g Lowell appeared and
took hNsilr sats.
a Fetsttgn signed by 4S citizens d tax
psyersofsthe City fssAustin approving the
acrionSsof s.Iqfes Council in the matter or ex-
|tendilEssEsAar street X, the fair grounds.
ss AUDITED i ALLOWED.
lm1of the following bills were audited
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#as Regular Meeting. May 6, 1857.
Err ssentt Ron. Mayer French, and Aldermen
BeissoKerxsISaY Millersat,d McFadden.
4 Iutesso a preceding meeting read and ap,-
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES


Churches ~ the Hours Named.
= Salem Bsptix KsrsA Caroline street. The
rev. Il. ". Williams. pastor.
NraSse,v' NsruA. -Upisn street. 6srvisss
q II an. and . Pm. N. N. LsDg, paster.
Iwma.s9 CkssoA. Nc. "a mird street. be-
tween Jsferson and Court. Service ct II
Vance Sired CAriss;aa CkurcA. ID. n. VIII
kins, pastor, Services at II Q m. and m.
All arc cordially invited.
:, fr.t Bspsist -Sesoad street. sorner.A dams.
Rev. h. A. Venabis. pastor.
Evanpe!tesl L~sheaA friray Ns~oA (0e~-
ra,l: = W1hingten street, between Third
and Fourth. Service at 1850 Am.
Roseqn kswor;el Baptia Gls~oA. Fort
By the Rev. Edgar TaiE. Of MSsny, Ga.
Grace CAsroh. Corner Vsnoe and Lauder
dale. Service ct ' end II am. and 8 P.n..
by the Rev. George Pathson. D. D.. rector.
Church Of TIC Good SlspAsrd. -Csrner Mil
and Fourth streets, Ch]sea. Csmmuuisn
Second Prcstyterias Church. Corner Main
and Beale streets, Services at II am. By
hev. J. W. Pratt. DID. No night service.
First Prosbptcrten. Corner Of Third and
Poplar streets. Services at ii an. and at
Sp.m;, BY tho pastor. the Rev. Eugene
Daniel.
Avery Ckapd, A. M h. dwch.-Dosoto
street. near Boalo. Pfeaohine at 1880 am.
and l;1 pm. BY the Rev. Geo. Dardis,
pastor.
Hersands Street MssIsdis fkvrcx .-Cerssr
Linden and Hernando streets. Preaching
At II 8 IN. and pm. by the Rev. J. M.
Spence, pastor.
Chelsea Cswbctaad PresJyterias Uu~c4.-
Corner Of Fourth and Looney streets. Ser
ylcet at 10 an. and 6ib Pm. hev. ID. T.
Waynick, pasteS. =
Georgia Street Mcshodi.t. Corner Of Ten
nessee and Georgia streets. Chsrch will be
served BY the pastor, Nov. W. II. Ryans. ct
II Am. and pm.-
CALGARY ChsroA. Corner Of Second and
Adams streets. Tho Rev. s. Burford, 90.
siatins. SERVICES 1t II am. and at PEN.
Strangers welcome.
Third Prssbyfersaa Msrok .--ChslseA. north
end Main street. services al II an. and
1850 pm. by the kev. X. N. Richardson.
pastor. Boats kce.
:. Chr'stia~ Ms~ch. Corner Of Linden and
Mulberry streets. Services at lO.S am,
and pm. By the hov. Rev. J. b. Brisey.
pastor. An seats free.
C~mbertasd Presbsc~san Lkvrck. court
,trgst. Service 81 II an. BY the Rev. d.
perance meeting at pm.
:. Cenirai Bapti-t GHrch.-Socond street, near
Deals. Preaching at II am. and 5 m. By
the Rev. A. J. Dickinson. pastor. Night
service in bnensnt. All seats free.
Aiabama Sired Presbyter,qn Church. Cor
ner Of Alabama street and Jones avenue.
Services at III Am. and at 8 p.n. BIZ the
hev James Il Martin. DID, pastor.
Lasdsrdals Sres Pre.bpier,as Church.
Corner Boale and Lauderdale streets.
Preaching ut II am, and 2 = D. m. by the
Rev. 3. X. Hope. Rev. 3. u. Caldwell.
pastor.
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KAHN q FREIBERG.
Corner Main and Poplar streets.
4.PAW l. SAMwELpS TRIUMPH.
Their New Railroad shows


Alter months OF cesselts, activity
and the expanding OF thousands upon
thousands OF dollaip, Paw 4 Sam we'll
have at last enjoyed the satisfaction OF
presenting their vast amusement en-
terprise to the public. The universal
verdict is that the show Ia q pleasing
Success throughout. Everything Is
new, novel and entertaining, reeem-
bling but little the old stereotyped
show features. IL Is q progressi We de.
parture In amusement annals aud one
worth the patronage OF the public.
Mr.. Paw isa nan who knows no
such word as fail, and we predict that
bis fine organization will eojoy sea.
son OF prosperity under his careful
management. Exhibitions will be
given afternoon and night. The
shows open on city bluffs Tor q short
season, commencing Tuesday after
noon, September 18th. Look out for
the monster street parade Tuesday
morning. The show arrives Monday
night, making the longest run on rec.
ord by special train, without stopping,
the run being 700 miles from Hunting.
too, W. Va. Although the expense is
double that OF las. year, the price of
admission is but 10 cents.
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PALAIS ROYAL,
No. aso nsin street,

will open lie doors tomorrow 10 er.
hlbIt aud offer fir sale the finest line
Of French and imported novelties,
consisting OF stGtuaries, hammered
brass goods, works OF art, leather
goods, silk umbrellas, walking canes
Of every description, and millions Of
articles too numerous 10 mention.
The public 10 respectfully invitsd TO
call and examine the stock Of the
Palsis Royal.
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o X HotcK 4 Co. have removed
10 their new store, 1913 Main street.
Ladies' shoe store

The elegant shoe store Of J. NJ. Hill
a o., on the corner OF Main and
Union streets, IL always crowded with
ladies, mlssts and children. The firm
keep tho best Of footwear-goods Of
the very beat make and Of the lates.
styles. The stock on hand comprises
everything known 10 the line OF bust.
meas, and each purchase 10 guaranteed
10 give satisfaction 10 the weArer. Call
and examine the goods.
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"ROBORO.''
Five Thousand Cases Cured without
Failure In a single Instance.

A POSITIVE preventive and infallIbIe
-. remedy for CHILLs and FEVER. ID
contains no Quinine or niEeral OF any kind,
but IL composed OF harmless herbs; and Ia q
perfect blood purifier. Il can be admins
tored TO infants With perfect IMMUNITY. II 10
not apurgatiye, but is an excellent apetiier,
invigorato,, braces and builds up the system
t SS% ,Si h Sssiap ,ns, SS T ap sOn in
Ing it, use. "Roboro" l. put up In pint bot
ties, and retailed at SIS per bottle, we
will not forward 70 any address less than two
bottlesi and will suafanteo that, u direo-
cure any cs.e Of chills snd Fever. Only one
ooI,le IL neoeuary for pcrsons from eight 20
twelve years Of age. One bottle will cure
several children under e.Eht ysArs OF age.
Lynchburs. Va, Nov. Q. Isss.-Me,,r,.
Lewis A Ber mott; -Four Of ny children. be-
tween the ages Of Eve and ten yeArs, to-
gethet With my brother and sister. all SIX.
had chin ard fever for several months. dur
ins which time the ufuL remedy, Quinine,
was administered without beneficial results.
Afsr hearing Of the wonderful cures accom-
pli,hsd By your invaluable remedy, "Robo-
70" I tried 4 in my family, and not one Of
mencinEis use. regard Il, without eScep-
ton. the yery be,, chill and fever remedy
that En0" anJ'Ains'f. Rs'PsctissllSt
Of the frm Of Heard A As.s. iobsssani,,..
GlenlAnd. Pfttsyivanis county. Va, octo.
Der %, lsss--Mes,rs. Levi. 4 Bsnnsst;
Nine Of my children hAd ehills and fever Al
the samo time. The usual remedy, quinine,
was administered. without benefit. All oil
them were Promptly and stsctually cured b.
the use Of "Roboro" alone. Not one Of the
nine had chill after .eonmeneing q, use.
Norwood, Nelson comfy. Va, october
q, lsS6.-Messrs. Lewis A Bennett; Several
Of my friends and ] bad severe cases Of
chillt and foyer. We dispensed with the
H,1al reYedie, and usea nothing but
'hoboro,~ which fs,uittd In q Thorough
cure n each case. You will oblige By for
yardins me case Of trsnty;iOgr bottles.
A. 70 our reliability Aad Tc,pcn T ".
refer By permission 70 the following substan-
tial business men OF Lynehburg. where both
OF the manu- Acturert Of "Koboron have
rehdod for tho last twelve year.; NJ. o,
Manson, Jr., Mayor OF Lynchburg; j, w.
lvey, cashier Peoples National Bank Al
len W. Ialley, cashier First National Banft
Vhn. ". Price, Com missioner Revenue:
yohn T. Edwards, president Tobacco Aifo-
II you cannot procure "Roboro" OF your
druggists, remit u $50 and We will for
yard two ottles 70 your nearest depot or
erprets stallion.
LEWIS 4 BENNETT,
Manufacturer. LVnrhhure Va
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KAHN 4 FRIEBERG,
100, III and 173 Main ct.
Damaged Prices, but tho Goods ar,
Sound.

10Y, III anu lfS Main ct.
Damaged Prices, but the Goods are
Sound.
OF the Stock Of Grow, Hsrgsdine 4 Co.,
Be. Louis.
Finest Cashmere l23c q yard, worth
76c; slightly damaged Cashmere. l2
yards for ST.; best all wool. navy blue.
Twilled Flannel 2Sc, worth 81 a ward :
finest brown WOO, homespun Dress
Goods, yard wide, l5c, sold else
where o. Zoe; extra quality Turkey
Red Table Cloth 25c a yard, cos, 81 q
yard to import; heaviest brown Do
mestic, yard wide, &c; Johnson's best
book.fold Scotch Bingham Fac, cost at
Wholesale l2lc a yard heaviest Can
ton Flannel &c, worth SOC; slightly
damsged Canton Flannel Sc, worth
anywhere zoe a yard; Ladies' finest
tailor made Walking Jackets at SIS
these are regular SIS Jackets.
Shoes. shoes. Shoes.
Mems velvet embroidered Slippers.
Zoe, worth So 25. Mems WiRwams, 6
to III, Doc, worth 81 10. Ladies' Wig
vans, 50c, worth 81 90. Ladies' kid
Oxfora Ties, zoe, worth 81 25. Ladies'
kid button shoee, 81 so; these Shoes
cost In factory $500. Misses and
children's best school Shoes, 81 90;
these are regular 81 rs Shoes. Boys
bost school Shoes, 81 so, worth So 90.
Hats. Hats. Hats.
New Fall Styles-Men's "a 90 Der.
bies at So 20. Mems 80 so Derbies for
III 70. Mems finest felt Hats, 81 80,
worth IS 90. Boys indestru ctible
school hats, S5c; cannot be bought
anywhere for 81 90.
KAHN q FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar streets.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

II IL generally conceded that We are
headquarters for goods In this line,
importing direct from the beet Belfast
and German manufacturers. Oar i'm.
mense trade, both wholesale and no.
tail, giving us evsry advantage to
purchase In very large quantities, We
are In position TO name you lower
prices than any retail house In the
South. The three bargains we call
YOUR attention to In this department
brtomorrow are really first class goods.
The first is 30 pieces heavy blesched,
Satin faced Table Damaek, 81 inches
wide, real good value at 81 per yard.
We name the low price OF 75c a yard.
Come and get as much ne You wish.
Should this give out this week, we
have two other lots OF the same quality.
$50 dox,n red bordered, and plain
white satin Doyles. all pure linen, full
is inches square. This big lot OF one
kind OF napkins, but we bought them
low and we name low price for them,
only 81 26 q dcz,n.
500 dozen red bordered Huck Tow
els, 2cx42 inches, pure linen, very
heavy, with handsome red border
price, 50 dCEsn.,
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CRATE fronts and lender. at Gabay's.
Good Esiisg ana Drinking.


Strangers In the city al ways manage
TO drop In a. Henry Luerhmann's
before they have been here many
days. II is the moot popular place Of
resort In the city with all classes OF
people, because there you can always
get the beet and coolest lager beer, fine
wines and liquors, and iIagrant cigars.
Henry Luerhmann gives everything
his personal attention and nothing
escapes his notice. 10 the restaurant
department all the sub,tantials, M
well a. the delicacies Of the season.
are served In a manner not sxcslled
by the Leading restaurants OF New Or.
leans, New York or other cities. Rsa.
sonable prices are charged for every.
thing. In few weeks some City new
bedrooms In the hotel part OF the
house will be ready for guests.
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Home Again.

Mrs. K. A. Sloan has returned from
tha East. This will be welcome news
to all wishing lovely hat or stylish
dress, as her Dress Making Depart
ment lie up TO the highest standard Of
art. She Is now prepared to supply
those who want stylish and perfect
fitting costume.
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MENKEN AVID COMPANY.
Tomorrow We begin our
GREAT AUTUMN JUBILEE,

Continued for the entire week. II
will be Jubilee for Housekeepers, q
Jubilee for young Ladies', q Jubi.
lee for Gentlemen, q Jubilee for
ali-5ecause every participant will be
delighted. not only with the exhaust
less beauty OF the Exhibit, but bene.
6led as well. Bargains, excellence
aud beauty are not always com bined,
but In this Grand Exhibit It Is ia ct.
30 besides being q Grand Jubilee
week. 1t will be a week OF absolute
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FIRE SALVAGE COMPANY.
TO THE VICTOR BELONGS TIE
sPOILs.

We take 1t for granted that almost
everybody read OF the Great Fire that
occurred In b.. Lpus about three weeks
ego, where three firemen lost their
lives by the falling OF a bick wall.
1t was at this FIRE where $4,000 worth
OF Dry Goods were damaged by FIRE
and water, the goods belonging to
Messrs. Hargadine, McKittrick & Co.,
the largest wholesale , Dry Goods
House in 81. Louis, No., or the West.
Every dollars worth a goods dam.
aged by that fire was sold at Public
Auction for account Of the Under.
writer's.
We being the only representative
from any Southern city at the first two
sales were encouraged to buy largely,
which We did freely. We are, there.
lore, sole owners OF one-fourth Of the
Entire Stock OF Dry Goods, consisting
Of Flannels. Cashmeres, Jeans, Dress
Goods, Linseys, Tickings, Spreads,
Jerseys, Hosiery, ETC., etc.
This immense stock OF Dfy Goods
has been coming in the past two
weeks. Some has been assorted aud
will be placed on sale tomorrow ct
prices never before known so low.
We, OF course, expect rush and are
amply prepared for IL.
Everything kept at q fist class
Wholesale Dry Goods House will be
found represented at this sale.
Merchants from the country wishing
to give their b usiness q boom will do
we'll TO call on rs.
Owing 10 the immense time re-
quired TO place this stock on sale we
sre unable TO mention Q list Of prices.
Suffice II to, say that q lsrger and better
stock OF Dry Goods has nevei been Of.
Tered for sale In damaged condition
al retail.
We will also offer AZ pieces Of Brus.
sells Carpet, better In quality and nicer
In styles than any offered heretofore,
all at the unapproachable low price OF
Doc, worth Soc per yard.
To give the Public an idea Of what
will be offered Tor sale We mention a
few items, but don't think that this is
more than q drop OF water compared
TO q bucketful.
The first few lots are regarded 90
Summer goods and will be offered for
a mere song In order TO dispose OF
them before the cold weather sets In.
We can safely state that Ladies can
afford to buy these goods and save
them Tor next summer. They Ger.
tsinly will be amply repaid for do.
ing 30.
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b. LOwENsTEIN 4 BROS.
C0LORED DRESS GOODS.

Oar buyer for this department has
Just returned from the Eastern
markets. The goods are coming in
rapidly and We shall have lots of nice
new goods to show you tomorrow. We
call particular attention to our new
Tricos at SOC per yard; We have them
In all colors and mixtures. They are
oil wool and 3S inches wide, and are
decidedly the best value we have ever
shown for the money. Don't confound
these with cheaper goods at the same
price.
We also have one case Of all wool
French Serge, full 48 inches wide,
colors Navy, Seal, Myrtle and Wine.
Last season this goods brought 9Oc,
now We offer II at the low price Of Csc
per yard.
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CHEAP sets furniture at Gabsy's.
The Armstrong Furp,,ureCom

hhehrmssrong furnfture Company.
The above Damed company keeps an
immense and varied stock OF furniture
and furniture goods at the warerooms
on Second street, opposite Court
square. IL is stock no, TO be found
a. any other furniture house In the
South, II being composed OF everything
Known TO the business. In the line
OF parlor, bedroom and diningroom
sets the stock isvery attractive. There
are tets OF furniture Of all etyles and
prices, sIas 10 place them within reach
ofall patrons. Bsing a branch OF the
Armstrong Furniture Company, Of
Evansville, Ind, enables them 10 cell
furniture 10 the trade, a, factory
rates, with freight added. Residents
and strangers visiting the city are re.
specially invited 10 call and inspec,
the aItrsc i've articles.
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BLACK DRESS GOODsi

We received yesterday one case
black oil wool Bengsline, splendid fall
weight, AZ inches wide. This case NAV
last several days, but try and come
early as the price will only be Soc per
yard.
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HOSIERY

To close q lob lot Of children's extra
hne ribbed cotton hose, In packages
only OF two pairs. These Hose are
worth Soc and coo pair. We will run
them Of at Soc q package Of two pairs.
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A LONGFELT WANT SUPPLIED.
CeupeIeslc. and Cnrriars.

Can be ordered irom W. Il. Edwards
a Bro. nj any hour, day or night,
telephone 90, nj these extraordinarily
low price,: Ladies' calling, rs cents
per hour; pleasure driving, 81 per
hour.
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SPECIAL MONDAY DRIVES
-FoR-
rgH HOUsyHEEPRy JUBILEE

-UH-
rHg H0UsgHEEPRy JUBILEE I
Csc will buy Square Brass Bird
Cages; worth 81 25.
~ 30 will bay Marblexsd Eight.
day O Ice =, with Cathedral gong;
go Will buy Childr.ns Lunch
Baskets made OF imported palm lesf.
DC will buy French China Jelly
Plates; worth 90c a set.
T50 will buy Decorated French
China Tea sets, Gold Bands, Floral
Patterns, 60 pieces.
Look through our Art works to-
morrow. In this department are
specimens from The following Art
Potteries: Royal Worcester, ROYAL
Dreedep, Moorish, Hungarian; also
Dinner Sets Of Haviland's French
China, as well a. Novel Game and
Fish Sets.
100 White Crochet QuIl,s At SOC.
200 dozen, all linen, bleachod Doy.
lies, COS.
10 cases beat bleached Domestic. 70.
fhnRed Table Cloths, Napkins 20
match. at 81 70 q set real value az 80.
All linen bleached table Damask,
90 inches wide. at Soc; cheap for 7bc.
Towels and Napkins marked very
low.
81 80 will buy apslr Of good Lace
Curtains.
~ 90 will buy q regular a. % Rug.
y 3b viii buy large Brussels Russ.
W 20 will buy q 500 pair Of Lace
Cnrtaina
DoS'r FAN 10 read our grea, Carpet
entertainment on smother page Of the |
APPEAL, -,
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JERSEYS.
JERSEYS.

We feel Satisfied. frnm the Increased
sales In our Jersey Department, that
the public ere quick 10 see that we
have the choice goods at the right
prlcas. Look al our all wool, coat back
Jersey, In all slrss, from 81 to 81 25.
Latest novelties In blue, green, gar
net, steel, brown and black Jerseys,
ranging In price from SO TO IS.
SILK Jerseys In all shades.
A new line Of imported Jerseys for
chlldren-sll sizes and colors.
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TOMORROW YOU sHALLi
nENKEN'5 EUREKA BLACK
SILK.

Warranted not 10 crack or split. The
great des,dsrstum found at last, from
95c TO "a SO q yard.
Jet and Beaded PMs,menteries and
Laces 10 combine with Silks and Vel.
vet, In all the newest designs
Nine. kloplul Is now prepared TO
oil orders promptly.
Miss Jennie Buckley, our millinery
artistic, will exhibit Novelties and
early fall Hats and Bonnets tomorrow.
Miss Fanny Young has returned,
and has ready for exhibition tomor.
row, In our "Lsdles' Department."
French and Buglish Autumn Jackets.
early Fall Wraps, and tailor. made
and beaded Jsrtey Jackets In black
and color. Jerssys-3l 60 10 SIS 90.
Wf.king Jacksts-S5 90 to $50 90.